Unnameable DAC review just out in July HiFi Choice

Posted by: Jan-Erik Nordoen on 19 June 2014

Hugh know the one.

Review available on manufacturer's website.

It's all about timing.

Enjoy the read,

Erik

Posted on: 19 June 2014 by Foxman50

Originally Posted by Jan-Erik Nordoen:

Hugh know the one.

Review available on manufacturer's website.

It's all about timing.

Enjoy the read,

Erik

Oh dear Jan, HU had better GO carefully or aCHORDing to the rules you may get deleted

Posted on: 20 June 2014 by BigH47

Posted on: 20 June 2014 by Big Bill

Originally Posted by Wat:

Of course, it is one the few books i have read. The others being Lord of the Rings, Fall of the House of Usher, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and The Dummies Guide to the Use of Advanced Neural Networks in the Design of Digital to Analogue Convertors Volume 2 (which I think is now out of print).

It's ma bible!

Posted on: 20 June 2014 by Simon-in-Suffolk

Wat, "Use of Advanced Neural Networks in the Design of Digital to Analogue Convertors Volume 2" is available from the IEEE xplore site

Simon

Posted on: 22 June 2014 by Simon-in-Suffolk

Wat, I agree, although the Hugo seems to have caught the imagination with a performance break through right now, there will be other devices starting to appear with this new performance level as a baseline.. Things can move quickly, even in the more niche parts of the consumer electronics market place. The bar has simply been raised... interesting times...

I too am interested to see what Naim respond with... it can only be a matter of time.. Unless regrettably Naim have been wrong footed here, in which case it might take a little longer.. but it will happen sooner or later I'm sure.

Simon

Posted on: 22 June 2014 by HiFiman

Not just the bar has been raised with quality of the sound but also the price is affordable. Naim will have to come up with something special to beat the hugo and for the right price.

Posted on: 22 June 2014 by GraemeH

Originally Posted by Simon-in-Suffolk:

... Unless regrettably Naim have been wrong footed here, in which case it might take a little longer.. but it will happen sooner or later I'm sure.

Simon

Caught NAPing?...

I agree that it will happen sooner or later however it's frustrating that some of us were asking for this type/quality level of product for what must have been nearly a couple of years.

As it is I see it as a complement to my Naim NDX:SN2 system with which I continue to be very happy.